Showing posts with label deer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deer. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Deer headpiece

I was perusing Etsy today and came across this cool headpiece. The artist said that she was inspired while reading Mark Ryden's Tree book. I love the model in the photo and the way the photographer captured everything so well. The dear headpiece is available on Etsy from Zara Carpenter's Etsy shop you can buy it here.


Since we are on the subject of deer. I thought I would show of one of my new necklaces. I am calling it the Deer Antler Huntress Necklace. I incorporated the antler into the chain, so the antler runs up around your neck. It is available at my Etsy store here.

Did you know that Deer symbolism includes gentleness in word, thought and touch. The ability to listen, grace and appreciation for the beauty of balance. Understanding of what's necessary for survival, power of gratitude and giving, ability to sacrifice for the higher good. The connection to the woodland goddess, and alternative paths to a goal.


Tuesday, March 23, 2010

I Love You Deer Locket Necklace | Hi Octane Jewelry


I had so much fun making these kitsch woodland deer necklaces the other day. When I first saw these lockets, this was the vision that popped into my head. They are for sale on my Etsy store. The locket contains a retro plastic deer, a glass pin flower, and a lil mini tree and a moss carpet.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

My Table - Deerful Delight



This week's contribution to my Flickr group 64 Colors. This weeks color is sepia, thought all the deer on my table were Sepia-ish.

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Oh Deer!




Since I have a deer theme going how interesting is this needlepoint deer head by Frédérique Morrel. You can see her other unique creations on her web site. Made from polyurethane taxidermy molds, covered in vintage needlework and finished with real antlers, each piece is unique and made by hand. Morrel came up with the idea to work with vintage needlework after her grandmother died and her grandmother's needlework was unceremoniously tossed out.

Truely wonderful.